Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes Present

Police didn't commission it, but there's a just-released forensic artist's sketch of the possible suspect in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. And it's coming from a renowned, even legendary sketch artist who Guinness dubbed the "Most Successful Forensics Artist" in the world. She based the sketch on the surveillance images released by authorities this week. Will it help or hinder the case? 

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There were several late-breaking updates in the case of missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie.  The FBI has released a description of the suspect as well as doubled the reward for information.  But also today, TMZ has received a 2nd note from the person who claims to know who the real kidnapper is.  Harvey Levin described the note as "chilling."

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Actress and Director Elisabeth Röhm takes us inside the true story behind The Dating App Killer, the new movie based on the real-life case of the shopping cart murders.

Elisabeth pulls back the curtain on the predator who hunted women through dating apps, and how one woman was captivated by a man so charming and soft-spoken, she didn’t realize she was face-to-face with a monster hiding in plain sight.

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Border Czar Tom Homan just announced that President Trump has agreed to end Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis.  This surprising move comes after last week’s decision to remove 700 agents and after weeks of protests and outrage over the killings of protesters Renee Good and Alex Pretti. ”

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A new note, new searches, and thousands of new tips.  It's now nearly two weeks since Nancy Guthrie was last seen, and authorities are now dealing with another note sent to a media outlet, but this note claims to be from someone who is NOT a kidnapper.  Rather, the person claimed to know who the real kidnapper is, but in order to reveal it, they want Bitcoin first.  

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A LOT has happened in the past 24 hours in the case of missing 84 year old Nancy Guthrie.  Police arrested a man, held him for hours while searching his vehicle and home, before eventually releasing him in the early morning hours.  “Carlos” spoke to reporters about his arrest, saying he doesn’t even know who Savannah Guthrie is, or anything about a kidnapping because he “doesn’t follow the news.”  Meantime, police had to give a stern warning to reporters covering the ongoing investigation. 

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A potentialy case-breaking development. The FBI today released several images and videos from the doorbell camera at Nancy Guthrie's home the night she disappeared. They show a man in a mask with gloves, and the images seem to put to rest any doubts about whether or not Guthrie was actually abducted.

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Two Republican congressman are demanding answers and consequences for Bad Bunny’s halftime performance they say was “pure smut” that forced American families to witness “explicit displays of gay sexual acts.” One Tennessee congressman has gone so far as to ask for a formal congressional inquiry into the NFL and NBC Universal for their prior knowledge and approval of explicit and indecent content. Are these serious complaints that could result in the dramatic action they are asking for, or is this just posturing during a midterm election year?

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Another video with a very different tone.  Savannah Guthrie just put out another video speaking directly to the public, asking for help.  There was no reference to a kidnapper or a ransom note, as the Guthrie family continues to race against time to find their missing 84 year old mom, who police say was take against her will 9 days ago. 

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Keith Zlomsowitch, Nicole Brown Simpson’s former boyfriend, recounts the days after her murder, when the danger didn’t feel over. From holding Nicole’s casket at her funeral to being warned to stay away from her condo after O.J. said he was “coming to finish what he started.”

Keith lays out why he went to the police, why his testimony wasn’t used in the trial and how he felt watching the drama play out on the screen. He also explains why he stayed silent for decades before sharing his story.

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